Computer won't reconnect to network after coming out of Sleep mode

Metzelda

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Hi, I'm having issues with my computer not reconnecting to the Internet after coming out of sleep mode.

The original issue was with randomly getting disconnected from the network. I have slightly fixed that issue, but instead made it so when I use the computer it will work fine, but when I go into sleep mode and later open back up my computer, it will not reconnect to the network.

Things I have tried:

Disabled IPv6 connectivity
Disabled the IP helper Service
Disabled Power Management on my Network Adapter
Flushed my DNS
Went to Dell Livechat
Deleted my Network profile and connected again.
Installed updated Drivers for my Network Card

None of these methods have worked. I don't know what else I can do, I've been having this problem since September, and it's really annoying me.

If you need any more information about my problem please tell me, so I can hopefully fix this issue. Thanks in advance!
 

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take a look at the attached screenshots--and TRY making your settings the same
 

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My Computer My Computer

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win7 ultimate 32bitcore2 Extreme QX6850-OCd to 3.15 GHz4 GBNVidia 8600 GT
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
SALEON model 2.2b
OS
win7 ultimate 32bit
CPU
core2 Extreme QX6850-OCd to 3.15 GHz
Motherboard
ASUS P5G41-M LE
Memory
4 GB
Graphics Card(s)
NVidia 8600 GT
Monitor(s) Displays
23" acer
Hard Drives
one SATA 250GB partitioned equally in half
one SATA 160GB-internal storage
PSU
500W Thermaltake
Case
mini tower
One question, why would I want the computer to disable my Network adapter to save power? Wouldn't that turn it off when my computer's battery gets low?
 

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Windows Home Premium 64 bit
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Windows Home Premium 64 bit
the settings I show are for a 'desktop' machine--and yes it will disable it when battery gets low--but--it should re-enable when machine wakes from sleep-or you may need to actually 're-enable it' --right click network icon--open network and sharing center--click on 'local area connection' and ENABLE it.

here's a thought...why would you put a laptop, running on battery power, in sleep mode--THAT will drain your battery--the settings I gave you are for a machine physically connected to power.
 
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My Computer My Computer

At a glance

win7 ultimate 32bitcore2 Extreme QX6850-OCd to 3.15 GHz4 GBNVidia 8600 GT
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
SALEON model 2.2b
OS
win7 ultimate 32bit
CPU
core2 Extreme QX6850-OCd to 3.15 GHz
Motherboard
ASUS P5G41-M LE
Memory
4 GB
Graphics Card(s)
NVidia 8600 GT
Monitor(s) Displays
23" acer
Hard Drives
one SATA 250GB partitioned equally in half
one SATA 160GB-internal storage
PSU
500W Thermaltake
Case
mini tower
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